Natalie Chalk
Reporter and Editor at Freelance
Freelance News Editor and Sub Editor at The i Paper
News Editor at Daily Mail
Blogger at Chalk Marks
News editing and subbing at the Daily Mail 🗞️ | Sea views and travel news @thechalkmarks 🧳
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msn.com | Natalie Chalk
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3 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Natalie Chalk
Gatwick named worst British airport for delays second year in a row, with flights leaving 23 minutes late on averageBy NATALIE CHALK FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 18:56 EDT, 20 April 2025 | Updated: 18:57 EDT, 20 April 2025 Gatwick has retained its unwanted title as the country's worst airport for delays – with departures last year running on average 23 minutes late.
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6 days ago |
chalkmarks.co.uk | Natalie Chalk
Good morning. This is what happened in the world of travel this week: Friday 18th April2025PARIS or Rome? Edinburgh or Cardiff? Wherever you go, the new travel trend is extreme day tripping. This is where you whizz to a city on a train in the morning, see as many sights as possible as if it were a theme park – and then post your photos on InstaTok on the last train home, with the hashtag livingmybestlife! Really? Yes, here at Chalkmarks we are giving it the eye rolls. Has the world gone mad?
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1 week ago |
chalkmarks.co.uk | Natalie Chalk
Good morning. This is what happened in the world of travel this week: Friday 11th April2025DESPITE the bonkers global politics and economics, the sun is still shining. No terms or conditions apply. How cool is that? Pretty sure it’s been two weeks in a row. We can’t even remember a time when it wasn’t bright and beautiful. It’s not forecast to last but we’ll take it for now. It makes us feel like we are on holiday even when we’re not.
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2 weeks ago |
chalkmarks.co.uk | Natalie Chalk
THE Thames is what makes London London. From the banks to the beaches this winding river has transformed the fortunes of the city. The shipyards and wharves may be locked up forever and the boats and the sailors have long gone but these waters played a seismic role in the creation of the capital.
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